On 11/13/06, Dan Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All, I would like to help out on the Tuscany SDO effort, so though I'd pop out a quick note to see what's what. There are a couple of things that might be desirable to the community, so I'd appreciate your comments on what's needed: - Interop / TCK for SDO - make sure one SDO behaves the same as another (useful for testing the -noEMF flag) - Eclipse plug-ins for SDO - make it easier to generate / use SDOs in an IDE environment - SDO DAS generation - generate DAS config/classes for SDOs (similar to https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-898 but possible to use without SCA also, unless I'm reading this jira wrong) I have already written some of the eclipse plug-ins (see attached pngs). There are a couple minor changes needed (adding the jars using the plug-in registry, rather than classpath vars) & I need to work out how to get Maven to build it - but other than that they work and I'd be happy to contribute them, assuming they would be of use... Thanks in advance for your comments Dan Murphy --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Dan
On the subject of Interop. A while back now we created some interop test schemas (see https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/tuscany/interop/) that are intended to represent the XML/SDO mappings described in the current SDO specification. Currently these tend to get used in the individual implementations to test SDO against itself, i.e read in the XML and write it out again and compare the input and output files. This is certainly the case for PHP. Andy put some work in to build some remote tests for C++ so that we could test SDO using messages built from each of these schema being passed in/out of the web services binding. We did this originally for Java M1 but it didn't work! There were a number of JIRAs postes realting to this on both java and C++ sides. We started thinking about fixing it up but then M2 happened and for a long time the WS binding was inoperable. We haven't got back to it since. It would be great to push this work forward and demonstrate C++/Java/PHP SDO interoperability. I have meant to get back to this for a while now so if you are interested on this I can help. Regards Simon
